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Tag: Gochujang

HungarianPosted on14th January 201315th September 2014

Székely Gulyàs with Gochujang, or Koreanised Hungarian Pork and Sauerkraut Stew

Hungarians and Koreans have at least one thing in common: a huge passion for chili pepper. In spite of such an important link I don’t…

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KoreanPosted on2nd November 20126th February 2013

Squid and Celery in Gochujang Sauce

This may sound strange for some of you, but I was brought up knowing only celeriac, the humble and ugly cousin of the beautiful celery,…

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KoreanPosted on18th June 201222nd April 2014

Gochujang and Sour Cream Sauce

I have been meaning to share this sauce with you for several months or even years. It includes only two ingredients, so I shouldn’t probably…

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JapanesePosted on13th June 201214th September 2014

Teriyaki Pork Rolls with Sweet Pepper, Shiso and Gochujang

  First I saw Hiroyuki’s Pork and Radish Rolls, then Kelly posted her Sticky Pork Ribs… Not only have I started to crave pork, but…

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KoreanPosted on7th March 20129th May 2013

Korean Stir-Fried Squid with Cabbage and Carrot

The successful experiment in simmering daikon with squid (click here to see the recipe) reminded me how much I love squid and made me look for…

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Condiments & SeasoningPosted on5th March 201212th October 2014

Japanese Chilli and Garlic Oil with Sediments (Taberu rayu)

I don’t have the habit of praising factory-made sauces or condiments, but when I discovered taberu rayu, I have instantly fallen in love. This Japanese…

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BreakfastPosted on30th January 20126th February 2013

Kimchi Fried Rice (Kimchi Bokkeum Bap) with Bacon

I suppose many of you will agree that fried rice is one of the most extraordinary dishes in the world. Whatever we use as ingredients,…

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KoreanPosted on14th November 201112th June 2013

Pork Rolls and Shiso in Tempura

I still remember discovering Korean dishes made me feel like tasting a bolder and hotter version of the Japanese cuisine. I quickly realised this vision…

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BreakfastPosted on15th April 201115th September 2014

Black Pudding and Gochujang Toast

I know in the spring I should normally start craving light green salads, raw vegetables, grilled fish… but what can I do if one day…

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BreakfastPosted on23rd February 201128th May 2013

Toast with Canned Tuna and Melted Cheese

Canned tuna is probably the most versatile canned fish I can imagine. Contrary to sardines or anchovies, it is equally good in both hot and…

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